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Froggy Jumps Letter of Request EssentialsOnline version Key parts and style basics by Desiery Salon 1 What part includes the sender's name, address, and date at the top of the letter? a Heading b Recipient's Address c Salutation 2 Which part contains the name and address of the receiver? a Body b Signature Block c Recipient’s Address 3 What is the greeting used to address the receiver called? a Closing b Salutation c Body 4 Which section explains the reason and main request of the writer? a Closing b Body c Heading 5 What polite expression signals the end of the letter? a Closing b Body c Signature Block 6 Which part shows the name and position of the sender? a Body b Heading c Signature Block 7 What refers to the writer who initiates the communication? a Purpose b Author’s Role c Target Reader 8 Which term means the reason why the letter is written? a Style b Audience c Purpose 9 Who is the person or organization expected to respond to the request? a Recipient’s Address b Target Reader c Author’s Role 10 What are expressions used to maintain respect and good relationship with the reader? a Diction b Politeness Strategies c Style 11 Using words like could, would, and please demonstrates what strategy? a Politeness b Diction c Politeness Strategies 12 What term refers to careful word choice depending on audience and situation? a Style b Diction c Block Format 13 What is the manner or tone used in writing a letter called? a Block Format b Diction c Style 14 Which format aligns all parts of the letter to the left margin? a Full Block b Block Format c Indented Format 15 What is a formal letter written to ask permission, assistance, or support called? a Recommendation Letter b Business Letter c Letter of Request 16 What part of the letter comes after the greeting and before the closing? a Body b Heading c Signature Block 17 Which part signals the end of the letter just before the signature block? a Body b Closing c Salutation 18 What is the topmost part of the letter that identifies the sender? a Heading b Body c Recipient’s Address 19 What section includes the name and position of the sender at the end? a Closing b Heading c Signature Block 20 Which element expresses the writer's purpose directly in the text? a Purpose b Target Reader c Politeness 21 Which term describes the reader or audience the writer aims to influence? a Author’s Role b Target Reader c Recipient’s Address 22 What is the main purpose of a Letter of Request? a Informal note b Request for permission, help, or support c Personal letter 23 Which part identifies the recipient by name and address? a Recipient’s Address b Body c Heading 24 Which part contains the actual request and rationale? a Closing b Signature Block c Body 25 What describes the tone and formality of diction used? a Diction b Politeness c Style 26 Which feature collects all parts on the left margin? a Block Format b Right-aligned c Indented Format 27 What is the purpose of the author’s role in a letter? a Explain the format b Identify who initiates the communication c Identify the recipient 28 Which term means the letter is formal and politely written? a Formal tone b Humorous tone c Casual tone 29 Which part would likely include the writer’s position or title? a Signature Block b Salutation c Heading 30 Which of these is NOT part of the standard Letter of Request structure here? a Subject line b Heading c Body

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Letter of Request EssentialsOnline version

by Desiery Salon

What part includes the sender's name, address, and date at the top of the letter?

Which part contains the name and address of the receiver?

What is the greeting used to address the receiver called?

Which section explains the reason and main request of the writer?

What polite expression signals the end of the letter?

Which part shows the name and position of the sender?

What refers to the writer who initiates the communication?

Which term means the reason why the letter is written?

Who is the person or organization expected to respond to the request?

What are expressions used to maintain respect and good relationship with the reader?

Using words like could, would, and please demonstrates what strategy?

What term refers to careful word choice depending on audience and situation?

What is the manner or tone used in writing a letter called?

Which format aligns all parts of the letter to the left margin?

What is a formal letter written to ask permission, assistance, or support called?

What part of the letter comes after the greeting and before the closing?

Which part signals the end of the letter just before the signature block?

What is the topmost part of the letter that identifies the sender?

What section includes the name and position of the sender at the end?

Which element expresses the writer's purpose directly in the text?

Which term describes the reader or audience the writer aims to influence?

What is the main purpose of a Letter of Request?

Which part identifies the recipient by name and address?

Which part contains the actual request and rationale?

What describes the tone and formality of diction used?

Which feature collects all parts on the left margin?

What is the purpose of the author’s role in a letter?

Which term means the letter is formal and politely written?

Which part would likely include the writer’s position or title?

Which of these is NOT part of the standard Letter of Request structure here?